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Finance
Boeing Improves Defense and Space Margin in Q1
Revenue in the Boeing Defense, Space & Security (BDS) segment was down 9% in the first quarter of 2025, but the segment’s operating margin improved year-over-year. BDS reported revenue of […]
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Finance
Northwood Space Raises $30M Series A to Disrupt Satellite Ground Stations
Satellite ground technology startup Northwood Space has raised $30 million in a Series A funding round led by Alpine Space Ventures and Andreessen Horowitz (a16z). Also Capital, Founders Fund, and […]
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Mobility
Globalsat Deploys Hybrid Satellite/LTE Solution in Brazilian Rail Sector
Globalsat Group will deploy a hybrid satellite and LTE connectivity solution across railway operations for VLI Logística in Brazil, under a new deal announced Tuesday. This project will provide faster […]
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Finance
Iridium CEO Details How Tariffs Impact Supply Chain, Estimates $3M Impact in 2025
Iridium CEO Matt Desch walked investors through how tariffs are impacting Iridium’s equipment supply chain, saying that for now, Iridium is absorbing a higher cost of importing goods into the […]
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Launch
SpaceX Launches Third Bandwagon Mission to Mid-Inclination Orbit
SpaceX launched the third Bandwagon rideshare mission on Monday evening, launching satellites for Korea’s Agency for Defense Development (ADD), Tomorrow.io, and Atmos Space Cargo. Bandwagon is a SpaceX rideshare mission […]
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Launch
ULA Reschedules Amazon Kuiper Launch for April 28
United Launch Alliance (ULA) is now planning for the first full-scale launch for Amazon Project Kuiper on Monday April 28, at 7 p.m. ET. The mission was set to launch […]
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Space Economy
ISS Resupply Mission Includes Expanded Drug-Development Platform by Redwire
The latest resupply mission to the International Space Station (ISS) launched early Monday included new in-space drug development technology by Redwire. Redwire launched a high-volume industrial crystallizer that is capable […]
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Technology
DIFI Plans European PlugFest to Test Updated Interoperability Standard
The Digital Intermediate Frequency Interoperability Consortium (DIFI) group is planning a second European PlugFest in Germany this September to bring together companies from around the world to test the interoperability […]
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Government/Military
Poland Invests in 3-Satellite EO Constellation Built by Creotech Instruments
Polish space company Creotech Instruments will build three Earth observation (EO) satellites for Poland under a new contract with the European Space Agency (ESA) announced April 15. The contract is […]
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Manufacturing
L3Harris Facility Expansion in Indiana Helps Meet Demand for Missile Defense Capabilities
L3Harris Technologies completed a $125 million expansion at its payload manufacturing facility in Fort Wayne, Indiana, to support its work for the Space Development Agency (SDA) and the “Golden Dome” […]
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Connectivity
AT&T Anticipates Connectivity Trials Between AST SpaceMobile and FirstNet This Year
AT&T anticipates trials this year between AST SpaceMobile direct-to-cell connectivity and the FirstNet public safety network. This comes after this week, the FCC granted AST SpaceMobile approval to test direct-to-cellular […]
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Mobility
Shipping Company Caribe Tankers to Trial Inmarsat NexusWave
Shipping company Caribe Tankers USA will trial Inmarsat Maritme’s NexusWave managed connectivity service. Caribe Tankers will trial the service on its chemical tankers Caribe Maria and Caribe Luna. Inmarsat Maritime, […]
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Connectivity
Rivada CEO Declan Ganley: ‘Now People are Listening’ and Want Optionality in Connectivity
There’s a growing recognition that governments and large enterprises need alternative paths of connectivity, Rivada Space Networks CEO Declan Ganley says. In a recent conversation with Via Satellite, Ganley says […]
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Connectivity
Taiwan Telco Invests in MicroGEO Satellite Built by Astranis
Taiwan’s largest telco, Chunghwa Telecom, is investing in a dedicated MicroGEO satellite built by Astranis, to increase access to satellite capacity. The companies said this will be the first communications […]
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Mobility
American Airlines Will Make Wi-Fi Free Across Viasat and Intelsat-Equipped Planes
American Airlines is the latest airline to move toward a free Wi-Fi model for loyalty members. Starting in 2026, American will have free Wi-Fi on all aircraft equipped with Viasat […]
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Connectivity
New Tractor Autonomy Solution from Carbon Robotics Uses Starlink Connectivity
Agritech company Carbon Robotics is launching a new autonomy solution called Carbon AutoTractor, enabled by a low-latency satellite link. The Carbon AutoTractor product uses SpaceX‘s Starlink satellite connectivity, Via Satellite […]
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Technology
New Hughes Single Panel Antenna Now Available for OneWeb Network
The Hughes Network Systems HL1100W antenna is now available commercially for use on the Eutelsat OneWeb satellite network, Hughes announced last week. HL1100W was designed as a lighter solution to […]
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Manufacturing
Momentus to Work With Velo3D to 3D Print Satellite Components
Momentus has a new agreement with Velo3D to leverage the company’s additive manufacturing to produce space system components. According to Velo3D, the master services agreement announced Monday is worth $15 […]
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Government/Military
Advances and Adjustments are Needed to Bring Space Communications to the Edge
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — As the commercial space industry is investing in space communications with satellite constellations, terminals, and networking technologies, the U.S. military is working through how to bring […]
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Mobility
Intelsat Secures Line-Fit IFC Agreement With Embraer
Intelsat has signed a new line-fit agreement with Embraer that allows Embraer to install Intelsat’s in-flight connectivity (IFC) equipment on Embraer E2 aircraft during factory production, the companies announced April […]
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Partner Content
How the Ground Segment Enables Innovation in Space With Comtech’s Daniel Gizinski
As innovation has accelerated in satellite communications in the past five years, it has put pressure on hardware and software providers to deliver greater performance and more flexible capabilities. While […]
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Connectivity
Reuters Reports Eutelsat is Supplying Internet in Ukraine With German Funding
Reuters exclusively reported on April 4 that Eutelsat has been supplying satellite internet to Ukraine with funding from the German government. Eutelsat has been providing the connectivity for about a […]
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Finance
D-Orbit Acquires Italian EO Company Planetek
Space logistics company D-Orbit announced a deal on Friday to acquire Italian Earth Observation (EO) and analytics company Planetek Group to bring together in-orbit servicing and space data. D-Orbit has […]
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Government/Military
Intelsat Wins US Space Force PLEO Task Order for Maritime Connectivity
Intelsat received a task order under the Proliferated Low-Earth Orbit (PLEO) contract vehicle to provide the U.S. Department of Defense with maritime connectivity. Under the 12-month task order, Intelsat said […]
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Mobility
Riyadh Air Signs on for Viasat IFC For Boeing Dreamliner Planes
Saudi Arabia’s new airline Riyadh Air selected Viasat to provide in-flight connectivity on its initial Boeing 787 Dreamliner factory-installed deliveries. Riyadh Air is a new airline owned by Saudi Arabia’s […]
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Manufacturing
SpinLaunch Plans LEO Broadband Constellation, Built by Kongsberg NanoAvionics
SpinLaunch, the startup developing a steel vacuum chamber to launch satellites to space, is also pursuing a Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) broadband constellation. SpinLaunch, based in Long Beach, California, announced plans […]
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Finance
Aetherflux Raises $50M Series A Round to Build Space Solar Power
Aetherflux, the space solar power startup from the co-founder of Robinhood Baiju Bhatt, raised $50 million in a Series A funding round, the company announced Wednesday. Index Ventures and Interlagos […]
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Finance
MDA Space to Acquire SatixFy for $193M, Bringing Satellite Chipsets In-House
MDA Space will acquire Israeli satellite tech company SatixFy Communications for $193 million under an agreement announced on Tuesday to boost its technology portfolio for satellite constellations. In 2023, MDA […]
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Finance
Spire’s Growth Slows in 2024, Company Works to Close Maritime Sale
Spire Global grew revenue 13% in 2024, as it deals with “ongoing disruption” working to close a sale of its maritime business to data and analytics platform Kpler. Spire reported […]
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Government/Military
CesiumAstro to Provide Payloads and Ground Systems for Taiwan’s LEO Satellites
CesiumAstro has entered a contract with the Taiwan Space Agency to supply software-defined payloads and ground user terminals for Taiwan’s experimental Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite program. CesiumAstro, headquartered in Texas, […]




























